Ice Sprites Save Children On Ice to Santa Land
A group of children escape a frozen spill when tiny Ice Sprites race to rescue them from thinned ice. The Sprites warm them, reveal their powers, and vow to help them reach Santa Land to warn Santa of Nog’s danger. They prepare to journey over a towering mountain with aid along the way.
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Large family feeds 18 with daily budget story
Dr and Mrs Jay Young head a 19 room Dallas home with 16 children from prior marriages and 2 more from the Treacy family. The household keeps a $300 monthly grocery bill plus milk delivery while stocking meat fish and produce in bulk. The father, a King’s College chemist, says large families build community, sharing, and varied personalities for the children’s development.
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Santa helps woman recover wallet in Louisville
Mrs. Caroline Cogburn got a call from Santa Claus who found her wallet containing 43 dollars intended for five children's gifts. An hour later Walter Cooley, 19, returned with the money and explained he found the wallet in a shopping center parking lot where he works as Santa. He refused any reward.
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New Deal Passamaquoddy Dams Project Abandoned in 1937
Work started in 1935 under Roosevelt to harness Passamaquoddy Maine titles but the project turned into a political football and was abandoned in 1937.
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Outhouse Costly in Jefferson County Land Deal
Jefferson Fiscal Court paid 5500 to buy Vernon Starr's property to clear the path for Louisville Outer Loop relocation. The court took all Starr land then sold back the portion not needed for the road, keeping the outhouse site for health regulation compliance.
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Jefferson Fiscal Court
Vernon Starr
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Jefferson County
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Bon Air Hotel Reopens As Elderly Residence In Augusta
The Bon Air Hotel in Augusta near the National Golf Course, a 300 room landmark famed since the 1880s for guests including Presidents Wilson Coolidge Harding and Taft, will reopen next month as a residence for the elderly after a period of closure.
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